An exchange you can audit.
Programmatic grew up on black boxes. AdX9 is the opposite: published fees, deterministic latency, immutable logs, and a rulebook you can read in an afternoon. Here's how the machine works.
First-price, honestly run.
One auction, one price, one set of rules for every seat. Bid shading runs server-side on our edge — equal math for equal inputs — and every cleared impression carries an itemized fee breakdown in the bill log.
- Uniform 4.5% take rate, published
- Floors enforced before shading, never after
- Tie-breaking deterministic and documented
- No hidden priority lanes for anyone
Pods handled like an order book.
CTV breaks if you treat it like display. AdX9 prices pods, not impressions: pod-level pacing, genre curation, and household frequency that survives app boundaries.
- Pod-buster and single-sponsor products
- Household graph with ACR data partners
- 96% fill on curated CTV packages
- SSAI-safe win notifications
Curated markets, tradable by anyone.
Package inventory into named markets — sustainability, sports live, Q4 retail intent — with transparent membership rules. Any seat can join a market; no gatekeeping, no side deals.
- Deal IDs with published membership
- Fee sharing for curators, on the books
- Package-level reporting APIs
Fraud pricing, not fraud cleanup.
Invalid traffic is filtered at admission, and anything that slips through is auto-credited with the same determinism as a fill. Supply partners see the same filters we run on demand — no asymmetric rules.
- Multilayer IVT at request admission
- Auto-credit with publishable proof
- Supply-path transparency by default
- ads.txt / sellers.json enforced bid-out
Numbers the NOC stands behind.
Read the rulebook. Then ring the bell.
Full market rulebook and fee schedule available on request — before you commit anything.
- Sandbox access from day one
- Production seat in 5 business days
- Migratable bid logic from OpenRTB
- Named ops contact per seat